Rename pipe "Heat/Cold damage" to "Phase Change Damage (Hot/Cold)"

[werecat]

A lot of people get confused when they see the "Heat/Cold Damage" text for a pipe segment and think it has to do with the pipe's material. For example, just the other day someone was asking in the discord "why [their] STEEL radiant liquid pipes are overheating?" (quote including emphasis from them) when they were running water in the pipes next to a cool steam vent. A lot of examples for these types of confusions for hot and cold damage pop up just about every day on the discord and subreddit.

I think phrasing it as "Phase Change Damage" would make it a lot clearer to players that it is the element INSIDE the pipes that are freezing/condensing/boiling that is causing the damage and not the pipe itself melting or something. Adding the type of phase change at the end would also help. This is how I would rephrase each of the damages on pipes

Gas Pipes:

• Cold Damage -> Phase Change Damage (Condensation)
  • You can probably ignore the case of deposition (Gas -> Solid), it's kinda rare and most people won't notice anyway

Liquid Pipes:

• Cold Damage -> Phase Change Damage (Freezing)
• Heat Damage -> Phase Change Damage (Vaporization)

[Sasza22]

Nice idea, it will reduce the confusion it creates when for example hot steam pipes get "cold damage" once it cools below 100^oC.